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charm with

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charm someone with something
to enchant or fascinate someone with something. He charmed her with stories of his house on the beach. She charmed him with her bright smile.
See also: charm


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Present her with a new birthstone charm with the birth of each child.
Yet another idea would be that a woman could treat herself each birthday to a charm with some relevance to the preceding year of her life; and she could start the same tradition for her young daughters.
97 Put on the charm with this great bargain buy and get the favourite accessory of the stars SPLURGE: Charm bracelet by 1928 at John Lewis pounds 10Splash out on this pretty piece of jewellery and wear it all summer long The look this season is all about big eyes - flutter those lashes with this luxury mascara SPLURGE: Black false lash mascara by Yves Saint Laurent pounds 17.
 
 
 
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